It will depend on what kind of outputs you have on your case and what kind of inputs you have available on the amp. I should also state that hifi amps are not made for this kind of purpose so there’s a chance of damaging it and you should be VERY careful with volume levels. Never connect the output of a VCA directly to your amp because it will be at full euro level!
If you have the Headphones 1U you could use an adaptor or y-cable to go 1/4" TRS to RCA. Or with the Stereo Line Out or Mixup connected to the 1/4" case jacks you could use 1/4" to RCA cables.
Yes, but the large sockets only send sound if they’re connected to a module. You might want to check out this video for a better understanding of how you can use them: The Ins and Outs of 1U - YouTube
You have three different signal levels to consider here:
Eurorack level (VERY HIGH!)
Pro line level (+4dBu)
Consumer line level (-10dBV)
Your amp is made to receive #3. The TRS jacks on the Palette, as ScottMFR wrote, don’t do anything without a module connected to them. I believe the Stereo Line Out 1U module reduces the Eurorack level signals and sends #2, which is hotter than #3, but it can work - I’ve been sending +4dBu to my old Adcom amp and Mirage speakers/sub for years, and nothing bad has ever happened. NAD makes great stuff, and I’d be surprised if your amp couldn’t handle +4dBu (but of course I assume no liability). But yeah, be careful with volume…but it isn’t just a matter of keeping the volume on your amp low. You should also turn down the volume/gain on the Stereo Line Out 1U to lower the signal being sent to your stereo.
Thanks. I certainly would turn down every volume knob i have before attempting this. i wish i had a “cheaper” speaker/amp combo to test that on. i know… first world problems.
Yes that looks correct. Since you’re using unbalanced connections anyway, you could also just connect a Mixup to the case jacks. That way you would just need 1 module instead of 2 (The Mixup instead of the Doepfer mixer and the Stereo Line Out 1U).